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Unfortunately, we wait to recognize and sing the praises of people until they aren't able to hear of it. Although it is overdue, I hope the Waterbury Hall of Fame finds a spot for someone who has given far more than most people will ever know, yet all of us will benefit for generations to come.

The person I write of is Mary White. Mary has been involved in making a difference by doing, not talking. I have had the privilege of working, in several capacities, with Mary for more than 30 years. Mary served as a Board of Education commissioner and union president, and had major positions with the Mattatuck Museum, WARC, community clubs and many other organizations. I have never known a time when Mary considered what was in it for her, yet she was always the one who worked hard and contributed a great deal. Her commitment to the children of Waterbury is second to none, and her wisdom and practical approach made everyone privileged to work with her better for the experience.

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